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Comments (1)Hi It looks as if the extension may of been added at a later date. This may be why the soil pipe runs through the roof. You may be able to redirect this. And yes building regulations state that if roof has more than 50% taken off you must reinstate insulation. I'm a traditional metal roofer by trade, copper, zinc, stainless steel etc. Check out my website. nfmetalroofing.co.uk Regards Frank....See MoreA rough estimate for the cost of a new roof?
Comments (6)Thanks again Sonia. Interesting this, our roof probably isn't the easiest with 4 valleys and will need scaffolding. A colleague of mine had hers done about 2 years ago, similar house not far, and said it was about £8000. A roofer came out a few months ago to fix some loose tiles here and when asked had a glance and said about £6000. Roofer came out this week, someone with good sounding reviews and has sent a quote for £14,500, plus VAT, plus planning permission and additional recommendation costs, so nearing £20, 000 all in. Do you know what it cost your neighbour Sonia? any why 3 weeks if 3 men working full time? Thanks Sonia and Shelly....See MoreDo we need a new roof?
Comments (4)He’s right but only in the sense that every roof will fail and it’s only a matter of time..... could be a decade or two though! If you have a house where the only way to do any roof repairs is when you put up scaffolding then there is a cost efficiency to do roof work when you are doing other jobs. This is most certainly true of houses with a second floor or taller proportions. Based on this picture it looks like you just have a couple of loose slates. It might be that you need a new roof if the timber’s underneath are rotten, or if the felt under these tiles is perished or if the nails holding the slates are so old they are now all rusted and the slates are likely to all slip soon. But a second opinion from a roofer will likely tell you you just need a little maintenance....See Morehow to hide neighbour’s new extension roof
Comments (12)As a fresh pair of eyes looking for the first time, I don’t see a huge issue. With the close proximity of housing in the Uk and the relaxation of planning, lots of us are now finding our sight lines marred by our neighbours latest house improvements. That being said, as the person in residence before the extension, you are fully aware of the wonderful sky that you have now lost and as this roof line is new and outside your control, it’s presence is marring your enjoyment of your space. Adding greenery etc up high or adding screening to your glass will focus your attention more on this area of the room and the negative aspect of the new roofline beyond. How about buying yourselves a large, beautiful extravagant piece of wall art to go on the wall below that will be a positive focal point to make your heart sing! Our issue was our neighbours Juliet balcony on their large loft extension. I now enjoy the sight of a beautiful tree on our patio!...See Moreplemme
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